Black Hills Plans 1.8B Investment for Google Data
Black Hills Corp announced agreements to power a new Google data center in Wyoming with a 1.8 billion dollar investment from 2027 to 2029. The utility will build new generation capacity while Google covers the full cost of electricity.
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Black Hills Corp will invest $1.8 billion to power a new Alphabet Inc-Cl A data center in Cheyenne, United States, targeting 564 megawatts of new capacity. The utility plan responds to surging power demand from artificial intelligence data centers across the country. The project is expected to add $150 million to Black Hills' net income by 2030, according to company statements.
